'Prince William and Kate's show of unity ignores scandal despite surprising move'

EXCLUSIVE: 'Prince William and Kate's show of unity ignores scandal despite surprising move'The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children joined the rest of the Royal Family to put on a united front at the latest big gathering of the FirmNewsJennifer Newton Deputy Royal Editor18:00, 11 Apr 2026Royals arrive for Easter Sunday service St George's Chapel Big Royal Family outings featuring the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children can be few and far between. But the Wales family joining the likes of the King, Queen and Princess Anne for the traditional Easter Sunday service delighted royal fans.‌It had been three years since they had last been at the ceremony in St George's Chapel in Windsor. The Waleses missed the service last year as they were spending the weekend with their children in Norfolk, and were absent in 2024 as it came just over a week after Kate released an emotional video message disclosing that she had started a course of preventative chemotherapy.‌View 3 ImagesThe Prince and Princess of Wales with their children (Image: Samir Hussein./WireImage)‌The family-of-five deciding to be at the service last week comes amid one of the most turbulent times for the royals given the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and him being embroiled in the Epstein scandal. It meant his daughters Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, did not attend this year's outing.And for former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond, William, Kate and their children being there this year was significant. She told the Mirror : "I think the fact that William, Catherine and the children were there this year is proof that the family felt they needed to put on a big show of unity and support for the King."George never looks particularly comfortable in front of the cameras to me – and I’m sure he’d much rather have been running around or playing video games in Norfolk! But this is what a life of duty looks like."‌View 3 ImagesA large group...